Vocal Coach Reacts to OFRA HAZA - The Whole Soul כל הנשמה (Kol Haneshama, Elo Hi)

[@gili41]

No one can sing like ofra, she is pure gold that will never be seen again, legend

[@rotemg7330]

voice like bells

[@roxannekabotsky2997]

Her Yemeni background shows in her lovely voice. I absolutely love her Yemeni songs. ❤

[@PK--ITA]

Beautiful pure vocals. She died so young ...

[@jimmynaylor1759]

I first heard Ofra Haza when she joined Sisters of Mercy for Temple of Love. She made the song captivating. Such a beautiful voice and person. So sorely missed.

[@sylvain123]

I always find her vocals mesmerising. Her voice draws me in. She was ridiculously beautiful. Such a sad loss. I hope for justice for her. There's a documentary about her I recommend watching.

[@fulya0113]

ofra haza is gold.. RIP

[@jonasw5050]

Sisters Of Mercy featuring Ofra Haza, Tempel Of Love. Epic.

[@albertubaldo8652]

Thank you for me she was the best singer of the history, not because I'm her fan but her unsurpassable talent , style and beauty

[@gerardfetiveau]

une voix inimitable point barre....💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👌👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tommypais5398]

She was and still is legendary. We Israelis will never forget her and the late Zohar argov.

[@bluescrew3124]

Ofra Haza is absolutely phenomenal…. Got to see her live, truly spectacular

[@SWSimpson]

There are a few singers who can sing in a language that I don't understand and still move me to tears. Ofra Haza is one, Lara Fabian another, and even Nina Hagen's song "Gretchen" affects me. But, Ofra Haza... She means a lot to me because of the life she led and how she died. One day I was very sad and cried a bit while cleaning my apartment listening to and harmonizing with Ofra Haza singing You've Got a Friend (Live) - her last public appearance before she died. And when she got to the part "You'll hear me knocking at your door" someone knocked on my door right on que. KNOCK KNOCK. I lived in a security building so it was a common occurence, and I half expected to see Ofra standing there when I opened the door. But, I realized at that moment that she may be gone from us, but as long as her music is in someone's heart, that she is immortal. I also came to me that she is heaven's purest voice. When she died, the Prime Minister of Israel called her Israel's unofficial Ambassador of Music, because she sang in Arabic to as she was half Israeli and half Yemminite, and there were Arabs who mourned her death as well. She could do a concert in Turkey and people who may have had feelings about each other came together through music, even if it was only for that evening. She was beautiful and kind and I cried hearing this song... and then you stopped the music and went back to the beginning. lol.

[@johnmlcoch1203]

As an American introduced to her music through dance compilations, then hearing during prayer hour in the middle east. So haunting beautiful. Perfect.

[@jean-bernardhuss544]

It is a body which vibrates entirely and a soul penetrated by its song.

[@annieocean2602]

I first heard Ofra Haza while I was travelling in the middle east in 1990. OMG I love love love her voice and I fell in love with the mode or scale of music in this part of the world.

[@doug3512]

She really had an incredible voice.

[@jeffwellman8347]

Great Analysis as usual. She had such a wonderful voice and left us too soon. May her memory be a blessing.

[@omribatita6464]

We want more Ofra!!!

[@Rosannasfriend]

She is such a stunning singer! I discovered her a few years ago on another reaction channel.

[@garyglasser6478]

One of her songs was played on a local San Francisco radio station..in the 80's. Singing to the gods.

[@lipazdotan4021]

She sings to God in heaven, and in his high chair, he smiles.

[@amirprog]

Ofra has the best female singer voice ever imo. Only a few other come close. I am not exaggerating

[@etgartabeka385]

Our pure angel miss her so much This is prying not singing Love from Israel 🇮🇱❤️

[@hubby78p20]

Ofra Haza and Sisters of mercy singing Temple of love is an experience, its like hearing two different songs at the same time butt they still work together. I think it is a great example of how two different voices can compliment each other in music. I just started too watch your videos and enjoy them very much.

[@Fuad_Haciyev57]

Thanks to Ofra Haza for her beautiful singing. I'm really missing her. And also I want to express my highest appreciation for Goran Bregovic who composed this song.

[@gerardfetiveau]

une voix envoûtante !!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@dilaralight]

Hep dinlerim ⭐️ şarkılar evrenseldir🩷 Türkiye den sevgiler

[@kf9346]

A national treasure of Israel. And a champion of being proud of Jewish folk cultures.

[@happyguy61]

That was so mesmerising! Really enjoyed that one Beth💜

[@PauloH7I]

Ela é bastante popular no Brazil , amamos ela quem a conhece.

[@prdgy112]

Listen to also Yerushalayim shell Zahav. Jerusalem of Gold. Beautiful. We have had many great singers

[@NealNewman]

Ofra Haza Kaddish... As she said... She was taken too soon, her voice was silenced too soon. She was the voice of Israel and it's struggles, pain and beauty.

[@waymilky442]

What struggles? The struggles Israel caused Palestinians?

[@eurech]

@@waymilky442 The so called struggles would end if the Palestinians stopped bombing, stabbing, and shooting Jewish civilians. Toning down their historic anti-semitism would help a lot. When you have 93% of the population that shows Jewish hatred, it is something wrong with that population. Also keep your politics bs out of music and arts.

[@waymilky442]

@@eurech Its Israel doign the bombing and killing Plestinians. Racist.

[@cuteladybug8622]

​@@waymilky442 let's not talk politics. Let's just enjoy this incredible voice.

[@Love-eg2vf]

@@waymilky442The struggles of being attacked by multiple “religion of peace” countries over and over after having most of your population having had to escape these “religion of peace” societies which are also destroying Europe in unprecedented attacks by the same “religion of peace” newcomers. Almost like there’s a pattern here or something ….

[@Chanell-p8r]

Goosebumps . I mean her voice just levatates your soul from your body. Unbelievable . Love her ❤

[@devonseamoor]

Thank you, Bethany 💃That woman's voice sounds like from the Arabian 1001 night-tales, with that magical melancholy, and such a feminine quality. What a gem, and what fun to see how you've enjoyed this performance and we've enjoyed your reaction 👋🧕🧙‍♀️

[@Wilmon61]

Ofra é voz de anjo! E única! Fora desses mundo! Não se compara a nenhuma outra voz desse planeta

[@carstenschultz5]

I think that it is great that you react to so many singers from different parts of the world. I used to only know Ofra Haza from the version of Sisters of Mercy’s “Temple of Love” that featured her. Of course she has so much more to offer, I just didn’t know back then. (Still a recommendation if you want to listen to some eighties music in your free time ;) )

[@sweetwilly]

Ofra was something special. You might enjoy her backing vocals with The Sisters of Mercy. The Yemeni angel singing goth rock.

[@Nicky-de4ez]

She married the wrong man .

[@deniselancasteixeiracamach5842]

Uma tristeza Ofra ja ter partido, minha cantora preferida!

[@pizzafredda]

She was quite popular in Italy - she did a cover of a Raf song called "Today I'll pray" (the original is called "Oggi un Dio non ho", from Raf). When I read her story, long ago, I felt really bad. She was just beautiful with a very powerful yet delicate tone. You know, you should react to "Hommage à Violette Nozieres" or "Il bandito del deserto" from Area (the singer was Demetrio Stratos, you should know him and if you don't, you should... trust me). I'm subscribing to your channel and I really hope you'll grasp this. Cheers from Italy!

[@ELeon-gq7vk]

If I recall correctly, I bought her cassette with "In My Prayer" on it in 1988 or so. Hard to believe it's been 35 years. Your commentary is excellent. I also enjoyed your reactions to Rush. Very different vocalists, but one knows music which moves you when one hears it. I'll look forward to finding anything you do of Judas Priest or Queensryche if you venture toward classic metal. Ofra Haza was so brilliant; always a pleasure.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Haven't heard this song for years!

[@suellenjames9028]

Thank you for your reaction. I saw Ofra perform in the states many years ago. She was mesmerizing.

[@rockriverash3120]

I'm first and foremost a metal 🎶 fan....your Queensryche breakdown drew me to your channel, but I also love beautiful talent wherever it exists in the music world and Ofra Haza has plenty of that! I have quite a few of her cd's and she has helped me drift off to sleep 💤 many, many times..... very calming and beautiful tones. I wish she had not left this world so young so she could have blessed us longer, with more treasures. Please keep up the great videos.... it's nice to hear your impressions on these wonderful vocalists. Namaste! 🙏

[@SWSimpson]

I love that you were truly delighted and moved by her voice. XO

[@JacWarner]

Idea Haza temple of love. That’s my song in my heart forever. And I’m 50. She was such a loss.

[@Orel1511]

The best voice in the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dulichion]

Temple of love Shine like thunder!

[@khaledthulaia4360]

I love her songs so much

[@chenaridekel2474]

SHE IS AN INSTRUMENT PLAYING WORDS

[@RM-cb3nr]

Very beautiful voice!

[@cemyildiz7842]

Ofra Haza was quite popular in my childhood in Turkey too. I was not liking her at all. When I became older, I just felt sorry that she is not alive any more :(

[@waymilky442]

How can you not like her

[@cemyildiz7842]

@@waymilky442 I was a kid.

[@dawny6358]

If god was a female and had a voice this would be it. so angelic.

[@sergiusaineias4186]

Magia pura❤❤❤

[@branodraskovec6641]

......when angel singing.....

[@simonashby8668]

You found her, but may she rest in peace..

[@GaviLazan]

great video! one note -- "elohi" is one word, it means "my Lord" or "my God".

[@markferrett700]

Great singer ....all so easy for her,reminds me of Pia,another amazing almost spiritual singer. Any song off of" Magical Eclipse" by Pia is worth checking out.....I'm sure you'd be impressed.

[@gerardfetiveau]

c,est le chant des sirènes 🧜‍♂️🧜‍♀️🧜🧜‍♂️🧜‍♀️🧜🧜‍♂️🧜‍♀️🧜🧞‍♂️🧞‍♀️🧞👼👼👼👼

[@pascaldepester6976]

We call this Divine my dear 😉

[@kobishami6917]

Ofra Haza es una cantante israelí cuya principal actividad se desarrolló en los años setenta, ochenta y noventa. En 2000 murió a causa de un colapso del sistema. Tenía 42 años cuando murió. Ofra comenzó su carrera musical a los 12 años en el taller del barrio de Hatikva regentado por quien luego se convirtió en su manager personal, Bezalel Aloni. Luego de cinco años en los que fue solista del taller, Bezalel Aloni comenzó a impulsar la carrera de Ofra, con quien alcanzó alturas internacionales como reconocida cantante pop e incluso una nominación al prestigioso premio Grammy en Estados Unidos. Ofra grabó canciones yemeníes que se convirtieron en una mezcla que vendió millones de copias. "Si (aim ninalu estuvieran bloqueados)" y también el hit "Galbi" (mi corazón) Ofra representó a Israel en Eurovisión en 1983 en Alemania con la canción "Am Yisrael Chai" y obtuvo el segundo lugar.

[@EllyMoody]

Listen to her song Eshal for some rare voice control

[@ofrahazaforever8055]

You should see the polish vocalist - Anna Jantar - "Tak Wiele Jest Radosci". Thanks😊

[@robi-kg3il]

"HEAVEN" By BUDAKHEL❤️

[@flipeytoons262]

Wow, I didnt know about this song, amazing. I really like this singer because of Prince of Egypt . Can I request you react to "Shania Twain - What made you say that 1993 Music city tonight". Also "Ariana Grande - My Hair"

[@livingdead233]

#Ofraforever2024

[@shtak21able]

Goran Bregovic composed the music to a Greek song called "God if there is" in Greek :"Theos an einai" It sounds very very similar. I think there might be some copyright issues here. I don't care as both are beautiful songs.

[@eurech]

Goran Bregovic made this song too. Its just in Hebrew, part of a movie called 'Queen Margot' in 1994.

[@haroldpiquero6212]

I recommend you to react to "say something" by Kz tandingan she use this song to perform in china! Hehe and so many people crying that night hehe plss react to that I wanna see your reaction tho hehe🥺☺️☺️

[@ma-ik7zl]

🕊💌🎄☺💐

[@juanmiguelsanchezamat8753]

👍🏻

[@IvanStikic]

Isn't that a song by "Bijelo Dugme" ?

[@lbenshachar]

Which one?

[@IvanStikic]

@@lbenshachar two songs actually... Verse is "Ako ima Boga" and the chorus is "Te noci kad umrem, kad odem, kad me ne bude". But I see that it is the theme from movie "Queen Margot" and Goran Bregovic wrote soundtrack for that movie and he was also a guitarist and composer for Bjelo Dugme.

[@nastyrx256]

Hello can you please react to Stan Walker Amazing grace you’ll love it

[@nbrcnm3222]

Hey you should react to Rosé- if it is you. I think you'll like it

[@الهاامور]

هذا الصوت الرهيب قادم من اليمن

[@shannonbaron7302]

A good choice for reaction is John Farnham's cover of Help by the Beatles, a vocal masterclass that people usually clap for after they watch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqeYZZqfhLiFgdU

[@SwannieC]

If u like low tones, plz listen to park hyo shin . Specially wild flowers. This M/V one take. Plzplz

[@jravell]

I see Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in your future.

[@miltondesaopedrooliveira883]

Etiamunki

[@miltondesaopedrooliveira883]

Eutiamnki

[@izzumaiza]

Please react Sepi by Aina Abdul in AJL36 🔥 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpi2aWWqatGmbqs

[@ExPxM]

As a vocalist you should be aware of the high amount of sibilance in your recording. It is dissstracting

[@jaywalker8309]

SHE IS COPYING ARABIC VOCAL SOUND

[@Dolly07734]

she’s literally from yemeni (arab) but she was born in Israel

[@eurech]

1. Arabs didnt make up this type of singing. It goes way beyond 2. She was a Yemenite Jew, this is her culture.